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- Summary: The Grammy-nominated band's follow-up to its self-titled album is the last album with guitarist Chris Stapleton on lead vocals, who left the bluegrass group earlier this year to pursue other projects.
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- Record Label: Rounder
- Genre(s): Bluegrass, Country, Americana, Pop/Rock, Contemporary Bluegrass, Traditional Bluegrass
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| Where Rainbows Never Die | |
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| I'm an old man now, I can't do nothing Young folks don't pay me no mind But in my day I sure was something Before I felt the heavy hand of time I'm... | See the rest of the song lyrics |
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The incarnation of the SteelDrivers as captured on Reckless has offered one of the year's strongest country records.
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The tempos on Reckless are more varied than those on their self-titled debut, but even the slower tracks pack the big emotional punch that bluegrass fans love, the kind of feeling that used to make country music dangerous.
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What matters is that this is a really good record, and while it would have been nice to hear some instrumental breakdowns--especially from banjo player Richard Bailey, who is way understated--it's nice to know that Nashville is capable of putting out something besides more bad pop.
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Reckless is a swan song, punctuated with a question mark.
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